Recently the UI on iPhone has been changed - some for the better but some also for the worse in my opinion.

For example, previously I could look up any place from the search and select "Clouds" and I would be able to see the hourly (or every 3 hr) cloud cover % for that place.

Now I can move the cursor over the map to see the %, but that's time consuming... How can I quickly look up cloud cover by inserting the place name? It doesn't seem to work that way anymore. It only displays forecast for that place if I search by place name.

Any ideas?

@idefix37 Thanks for your repllies so far! I'll have to study it a bit more to fully understand everything.

One more question: when I search for a specific peak on Windy (to check the forecast for it), is it possible to check which location the forecast actually shows the info for? Obviously, most of the time the forecast won't be for that peak in particular, but somewhere within the radius of xy km?

@idefix37 Thanks for your replies so far.
I will try to play around a bit with different models to be able to ask you more specific questions.
I'm also curious about Clouds (and High/Med/Low clouds).
If I want to check how cloudy it's going to be at a specific hour the next day, should I select "Clouds" from the sidebar, or one of the subcategories: High/Med/Low?
Also, when I select "Clouds" from the sidebar at a certain location (mountain), ECMWF model says 35%, METEOBLUE just shows the same number as the previous model I switched from, while ICON-D2 79% for a specific hour I selected. Which one is to be trusted here? 35% vs. 79% is a huge difference.

@idefix37 Thanks for your reply. I'm currently mostly interested in Slovenia and parts of Italy/Austria. What would you recommend in this case?

@idefix37 Oh, ok. So basically it's using the Mapy.cz map then?

Hi,

which forecast/s would you suggest to check when planning mountain hiking in Europe?

I noticed that Mapy.cz uses Windy's ECMWF model for forecast, but it doesn't really seem reliable - at least not with temperatures when it comes to mountain peaks. It often seems to show much higher temps than they actually are in the mountains (e.g. 10-11C when it should be 4-5C or so at such altitudes - eg. 2500m). In short, ECMWF doesn't seem to display much difference in temperature between valleys and mountain peaks, which seems rather unlikely especially now that it's gotten much colder in the mountains than in the valleys. Unless I'm missing something.

I noticed Windy mentioned somewhere that MeteoBlue (NEMS?) is useful for alpine area, but does that only apply to Switzerland?

Which models would you then recommend for weather forecast, temperatures and precipitation animation (and anything else you may suggest?)?

Thanks

@coloado_yeti Which hiking map is that, if you don't mind me asking?

Hi, is there a way to adjust the Wind, Rain etc slider to move by 1 hour when using keyboard arrows (forward, backward) on the computer, instead of 3 hrs?

@Korina said in Air Quality - only PM10 data shown?:

@m-k-07e5e81f-0d33-4e0f-95f3-9d6c86e251df Thank you, we will look into it.

Thanks, appreciate it! Let me know if you would need any additional assistance.

Hi,

First off, thanks for Windy, it's really an amazing tool for everything weather-related and more.

However, I have a question about the Air Quality layer: why does it only show PM10 data under "Measured values" for the official Slovenian monitoring stations, regardless of what is selected in the sidebar?

Example: https://www.windy.com/airq/45.543-13.718-oaq?camsEu,pm2p5,45.534,13.734,14

This station is for the town Koper (Slovenia), which in fact also reports PM2.5, O3 and NO2 values on the Slovenian government website, yet in Windy only PM10 is displayed for some reason.

Same goes for the capital Ljubljana (there are 3 official stations there), e.g.: https://www.windy.com/airq/46.066-14.517-oaq?camsEu,pm2p5,46.070,14.509,16

This one should not only display PM2.5, PM10, O3 and NO2, but also CO, yet Windy only shows PM10. Pretty much all the official stations report both PM10 and PM2.5 at the very least, while many of them also report other values such as O3 and NO2.

It seems that Windy only displays/fetches PM10 values for all the official Slovenian stations, not just the two mentioned above.

See here for the complete list of official Slovenian monitoring stations and their hourly values: https://www.arso.gov.si/zrak/kakovost zraka/podatki/dnevne_koncentracije.html

Here is also the XML file with all the stations and their values (updated hourly) for your reference: http://www.arso.gov.si/xml/zrak/ones_zrak_urni_podatki_zadnji.xml

I think it would be useful if you could update the data to be fetched from the above XML, rather than what you are currently using, as PM10 values are certainly not as useful and representative as PM2.5.

Looking forward to your reply!

Regards